U.S. Rep. Chris Deluzio first Democrat calling for resignation of Defense Secretary Austin

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has come under fire recently for failing to disclose a recent hospitalization, and U.S. Rep. Chris Deluzio, D-Aspinwall, is joining the chorus in calling for Austin’s resignation.

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National12 articles from 12 sources across the spectrum· Updated Jan 11, 2024

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Left

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Washington PostLean Left· Jan 11, 2024

Democratic congressman calls on Austin to resign amid scrutiny of Pentagon secrecy

InsiderLean Left· Jan 10, 2024

A Democratic representative is calling for Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin to resign after hiding his cancer diagnosis from the president

CNNLean Left· Jan 10, 2024· ran in 2 outlets

First Democrat in Congress publicly calls for Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin to resign

NBC NewsLean Left· Jan 10, 2024

Rep. Chris Deluzio becomes first Democrat to call for Defense Secretary Austin to resign

Center

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KTVZ BendCenter· Jan 11, 2024· ran in 2 outlets

First Democrat in Congress publicly calls for Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin to resign

ForbesCenter· Jan 10, 2024

Rep. Deluzio Becomes First Democrat In Congress To Call For Lloyd Austin To Resign

ABC 27 HarrisburgCenter· Jan 10, 2024

Pennsylvania Congressman Deluzio calls for Defense Secretary Austin’s resignation

Right

5 viewpoints
TribliveLean Right· Jan 11, 2024

U.S. Rep. Chris Deluzio first Democrat calling for resignation of Defense Secretary Austin

New York PostLean Right· Jan 11, 2024

Rep. Chris Deluzio becomes first Democrat in Congress to call for Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s resignation over hiding cancer surgery

Blaze MediaRight· Jan 11, 2024

House Democrat calls for Pentagon chief to resign: 'I have lost trust in Secretary Lloyd Austin's leadership'

The Daily CallerRight· Jan 10, 2024

First Dem Lawmaker Calls For Lloyd Austin’s Resignation

Fox NewsRight· Jan 8, 2024

Defense Secretary Austin has no plans to resign, Pentagon says